The Sound of Violet is a film that offers a unique perspective and is recommended for its openhearted approach. It would make a valuable addition to public library collections, especially for patrons interested in faith-based narratives. Read more
Sep 3, 2024
Three activist groups are documented and interviewed during their struggles with law-breaking and human-rights-violating corporations, laying bare the human cost of consumerism and the collective efforts against these violations of Indigenous rights. Read more
Aug 28, 2024
A main objection — besides who gets protagonists who get considerably bloodied and savaged throughout the evening, yet recover in time for more — is a trick-ending climax that, while satisfying emotionally, makes no sense. Read more
Aug 28, 2024
The Price of Love: Cheddi Jagan (2024) belongs on the shelves of both public and academic libraries, particularly in sections focused on political history, Latin American and Caribbean studies, and biographies of influential political leaders. Read more
Aug 13, 2024
The personal stories are moving and the statistics offered are shocking, bringing to light the systemic inequities and lack of adequate accommodations within the correctional system that are often overlooked. Read more
Aug 13, 2024